Peach
Fire Department

Company-level discussion on complacency and its impact on engine company operations. Topics covered: the definition and three forms of complacency, where complacency exists (on runs and between runs), who is affected and how individual complacency impacts the whole crew, consequences of complacency on routine fires (burns, eye injuries, smoke inhalation, strains), and the standard approach to every response regardless of apparent severity.

1. Objective 1
2. Define complacency and identify its three primary forms on the fireground.
3. Objective 2
4. Explain where and when complacency is most likely to affect engine company members.
5. Objective 3
6. Describe four types of injuries commonly resulting from complacency on routine fires.
7. Objective 4
8. State the standard protocol for crew safety on dispatch, arrival, and during firefighting operations.
9. Objective 5
10. Explain how complacency in one crew member directly affects all other crew members.
11. Objective 6
12. Identify a past run where complacency was present and describe what should have been done differently.

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